KORG Brand Ambassador
Joined March 2012
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A pair of absolute classics @KorgUK @korg_inc @microKast @KorgUSA @KorgAU @korg_iapps @NintendoAmerica @NintendoUK @NintendoEurope #Geargoggles
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Remember when Korg Volca Keys made a cameo in the Marvel Universe?
Have you spotted any other Korg synths in pop culture? 👀
Find your sound with Volca Keys: loom.ly/-34Mrwo
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Step into music history at The Korg Gallery, located at The Musical Museum in Brentford, West London! 🚪✨ With over fifty iconic instruments on display.
📍 Location: The Musical Museum, Brentford, West London
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Thank you to Ensemble G.A.P Tokyo
You did an amazing job and got completely involved with the comedy of @kaminarikiroku and the whole evening of events.
本日はカミナリさん(@kaminarikiroku)のライヴに出演させていただきました！
デビット・ワイズさん(@David_Wise)、霜降り明星せいやさん(@simofuriseiyam)、ランジャタイ国崎さん、スタッフの皆さん本当にありがとうございました！😭
#カミナリの記録映像
#カミナリの記録ライヴ
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The legendary Korg Wavestation introduced the world to wave sequencing, and the Wavestate mk2 builds on this legacy with a range of features to meet the demands of the modern-day musician.
🔗 Experience the new standard of wave sequencing: loom.ly/O4cekZM
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Who wants to visit the Korg Museum in Japan? 😍
With 95% of their models from 1963 to 1981, this museum offers a captivating journey through Korg's rich history. How many Korg models can you name from this video walkthrough? 🤔
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Put simply, the sound of the Korg M1 is iconic. That's why we've brought the sound of one of the most recorded workstations of all time to Nautilus.
📹 Join Luke from Korg as he gives an overview of the free 'M1 for Nautilus' download: loom.ly/H01YhTU
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Recently we sat with the designer of the @KorgUSA MS-20 in Tokyo - Fumio Mieda.
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#throwbackthursday to the creation of the PolySix & Mono/Poly 🤩
Before these two were created, the most popular polyphonic synths featured a novel concept: a five-voice polyphonic instrument with the capacity to store up to 40 distinct sounds & the monophonic synths had exceptional sound quality, exemplified by the 3VCO synthesizer, a decade-old sensation, BUT both came hefty price tags.
KORG decided to set their sights on creating instruments that surpassed the capabilities of these pricey machines while remaining affordable for all.
The result of this endeavor was the birth of a polyphonic synthesizer called "Polysix," living up to its name with a remarkable 6-voice capability—surpassing the initial target. On the monophonic side, "Mono/Poly" emerged with 4VCO, exceeding the expected specs. Both models were not just instruments; they were masterpieces equipped with arpeggiators and chord memory. "Polysix" boasted 32 editable memories and offered a spectrum of effects like chorus, phase, and ensemble. All this could be easily stored and recalled. As the name suggested, "Mono/Poly" could create 4-voice polyphonic sounds, and its effect section included synchronization and cross modulation to generate an array of unique sounds!
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@LukeFromKORG An absolute pleasure to meet you, Ian and the @KorgUK team yesterday at @SynthFestUK. Loved every minute here. Will be in touch soon about the next @VolcaJam soon! 🤘🎶🎵
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"Always independent and always unique."
@GearnewsCOM published an article looking at the history of Korg, starting in 1967 with the first prototype synths and going all the way through to the present Minilogue series.
Learn about our journey here: loom.ly/AMyadDg
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The ARP 2600 was the sound of R2-D2, now it's the sound of R5-D4. Listen to the Emmy nominated sound team discuss how Korg's re-issued ARP 2600 was used in the Mandalorian series.
🔗 Hit the link for more details on the ARP 2600 M: loom.ly/OZ2_T5M
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The perfect way to spend a Sunday morning! Insta user 'maestroeternal' knows a thing or two about a good set-up with awesome tones. 🎶
🔗 Check out ARP 2600 M right here: loom.ly/OZ2_T5M
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In this comprehensive overview, Luke from Korg delves into the endless sonic and creative possibilities this innovative machine brings. 💥 Full video here: l8r.it/Wv8s
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ベアナックル 「Attack the Barbarian」をKORG opsixで弾いてみました。オケはAbleton Liveで制作しました。FM音源のギターサウンド全開🎸中盤のスウィングパートのサブベースとブラスセクションが最高にCOOLなボス曲です😎#KORG #opsix #SOR #YuzoKoshiro #BareKnuckle
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M1 Korg FOREVER!!! 🎹
How many can you name? 🧐
@MajesticOnline
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At Superbooth 2023, Sinevibes founder Artemiy Pavlov hosted a masterclass featuring KORG minilogue xd and drumlogue – showing their unique sound design capabilities possible thanks to third-party plugins. Watch the whole video on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=D70DH_Xw…
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It's time to get to know, "Luke from Korg" 🎹
He's long been associated with expert product demonstrations and awe-inspiring music. But who exactly is the man behind the nickname?
🔗 Full interview here: loom.ly/Ch6NrpQ
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SOOPERDOOPER: it’s Day 2 at #Superbooth in Berlin - come say hi and see all myVolts bits in action … we’re table Z151 near the big red tent and the bar! #synths – at Berlin, Germany
